Head Over Heels

In the dark night, Heidy kept running. She felt lucky that she was wearing flats today, or she couldn't run fast. The whistling sound came to her ears, but she had no time to think about who was behind her. She could only continue to speed up, not daring to stop.

Keeping turning a corner, she thought that she could get out of there and run to a crowded place. The footsteps behind her were getting closer and closer. When she was about to be caught up, she turned the corner and finally ran into the busy street.

"Heidy!" The familiar voice came from the front, and Heidy looked quickly and saw Hearst running towards her.

Turning her head, she saw that the two men who chased her had left. When she came to her senses, she fell into familiar arms.

Hearst hugged her tightly. Resting her head on his chest, she could feel that their hearts were beating faster and faster.

After a long hug, he finally let go of her. With both hands on her face, he asked worriedly, "Heidy, where did you go?"

Taking a deep breath, she adjusted her expression and briefly explained, "Just now, a girl said that she was lost and asked me to take her home. I agreed. But I didn't expect that she would take me to an strange alley. I felt that something was wrong, so I started running. I was chased by two men. When I ran to this street and you appeared, they gave up."

Hearing her answer, Hearst looked very serious. He said in a low voice, "It seems that there's something wrong with that little girl. Don't do that again, okay? You really scared me just now."

Looking at his expression, Heidy held his hand and said, "I know. That girl said her house was nearby. I believed her. I'll be more careful in the future. Don't be angry."

Looking at her anxious face, Hearst pinched her cheek and said, "That's good. I'll have someone check the surveillance video tomorrow to figure out who wanted to catch you. It's late now. Let's go home."

Nodding her head obediently, she then walked towards home with Hearst.

It had been a week since they moved in here. Perhaps it was because he was in a good mood, Wilson looked much better, and the whole mental state was also improved. Seeing this, Hearst was relieved. Heidy knew that deep in his heart, Hearst cared about his father. He just didn't want to show it sometimes.

At that moment, Heidy went downstairs with Elsa in her arms. Ada and Nick were sitting in the living room and chatting. They talked about something and Ada laughed happily. Nick was caressing Ada's belly with great affection, while Ada looked quite happy.

In these days, Heidy gradually believed what Ada said that day. From her recent performance, she could see that Ada really liked children, and she was getting along well with Nick. Maybe as she said, the child changed her mind about Nick.

At the sight

rn the whole city upside down."

She slowly leaned on his shoulder and said with a sweet smile on her lips, "Yes, I know. With you, I'm not afraid of anything. Because I know you will protect me."

Kissing her hair, he looked at her tenderly. He held her in his arms, letting time slip by.

After the hug, Heidy thought of another thing. She looked up at him and said seriously, "Are you going to listen to your father and take over the GR Group?"

In the past few days after he came back, he had been busy dealing with the business of the GR Group. In addition, it was Wilson's request at that time, so she was very curious about it. "No, I'm not interested." Said Hearst shortly.

Hearing what he said, Heidy said earnestly, "In that case, you'd better not interfere in the company's affairs. Your father always want Nick to inherit the company. But now your father is critically ill, but he asked you to manage the company on behalf of him. Nick would not be happy about it."

Seeing her point, Hearst said in a low voice, "I have never thought of taking over the company. There are a lot of things needed to be dealt with in the group recently. My father begged me to do him a favor and in consideration of his poor health, I could not say no. When the company is stable, I will quit. I have no interest in playing the game of fighting for the company."

Obviously, she knew that Hearst was not interested in talking over the business. However, Nick and others did not know. Thinking of this, she couldn't help worrying. In addition, Wilson indeed wanted Hearst to inherit the company. Thinking of this, she pressed her temples with her hands.

"Well, I hope that this matter can be settled as soon as possible. And I hope we can come back to our own home as soon as possible." Heidy said.

Holding her shoulders, he said to her in a deep voice, "Okay, it won't take long."